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CHRISTMAS LIGHTS, MIKE HADDAD.

MIKE: I DON'T KNOW ABOUT THAT,

JOSH, BUT IT IS A BEAUTIFUL

DISPLAY HERE.

WE'RE IN LITCHFIELD FOR SHOW US

YOUR LIGHTS, JOINING ME NOW,

NOAH RAPOLI WHO ASSISTS IN

SETTING UP THE MUSIC THAT'S TIED

INTO THIS DISPLAY.

THANKS FOR INKRIETING US.

IT'S AN AMAZING DISPLAY, YOU'VE

GOT SO MUCH HAPPENING,

BEAUTIFUL, YOU'VE GOT ELFS, A

HELICOPTER ON THE BACK SHED.

HOW MANY DIFFERENT LIGHTS AND

HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE TO SET UP?

>> TAKES ABOUT A MONTH TO SET UP

AND THERE'S ABOUT 100,000 LIGHTS

ON THE HOUSE AND IN THE YARD

TOTAL.

MIKE: TELL ME ABOUT THE MUSIC,

AS WE WORK OVER TO THE HOME, YOU

SET THAT UP.

SO TELL ME ABOUT EXACTLY HOW

THAT IS INVOLVED, HOW MUCH TIME

AND EFFORT IS PUT INTO THAT.

REPORTER: SO WE HAVE ABOUT 10

DID IT SONGS FOR 30 MINUTES ON

TOTAL OF A SHOW AND IT'S ABOUT

ONE MINUTE, YOU HEAR THE SONG,

IT TAKES US, TAKES US ABOUT A

MINUTE TO PROGRAM, SO IT'S ABOUT

EIGHT HOURS PER SONG.

MIKE: YOU GET TO SEE SO MANY

DIFFERENT INDIVIDUAL DISPLAYS,

AND YOU'VE GOT A SPECIAL VISITOR

EARLY IN THE SEASON ALREADY,

HE'S MADE AN EARLY APPEARANCE,

NONE OTHER THAN, YES, OLD SAINT

NICK, UP THERE IN THE WINDOW.

>> A LOT OF KIDS LIKE THAT.

MIKE: YOU RAISE MONEY FOR A

GREAT CAUSE, TELL US ABOUT MAKE

A WISH.

>> SO IN THE DRIVEWAY THERE'S A

DONATION BIN FOR MAKE A WISH,

ALL THE DONATIONS BENEFIT MAKE A

WISH OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.

REPORTER: YOU'RE OPEN UNTIL

DECEMBER 26, THAT'S WHEN YOU

TURN OFF THE DONATION BOX, BUT

PEOPLE CAN SHOW UP ANY TIME FROM

NOW THROUGH MID EVENING AND MAKE

A DONATION AND VIEW THE LIGHTING

DISPLAY.

>> YES, CORRECT.

MIKE: ALL RIGHT, MER

CHRISTMAS.

WE'LL HAVE MORE COMING UP AT

6:00.

CAN YOU BELIEVE WE'RE FOUR DAYS

FROM CHRISTMAS?

THREE NIGHTS AWAY FROM THE

BEGINNING OF HANUKKAH.

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Oklahoma challenged with finding new revenue after $868 million budget hole - Duration: 1:20.

FOR ALL OF US.

BRET: YES, GOOD EVENING TO YOU.

IT IS TOO EARLY TO TELL HOW THIS

BUDGET DEFICIT IS GOING TO

IMPACT STATE AGENCIES, BUT WE

ALREADY KNOW OKLAHOMA IS

EXPECTED TO BE WORKING WITH LESS

MONEY FOR NEXT FISCAL YEAR THAN

WHAT WE CURRENTLY HAVE.

>

WE ARE WEEKS AWAY FROM GOVERNOR

MARY FALLIN'S STATE OF THE STATE

ADDRESS.

AND TODAY WE GOT A LOOK AT WHAT

SHE'S GOING TO BE DEALING WITH.

AT THE STATE BOARD OF

EQUALIZATION SHE CERTIFIED THE

, LEGISLATURE WILL HAVE

NEARLY $6 BILLION TO SPEND FOR

THE NEXT FISCAL YEAR.

THAT PUTS THE STATE IN A NEARLY

HOLE.

$900 MILLION>> WE FOUND

OURSELVES IN THIS POSITION

BEFORE AND WE'RE GOING TO

PROVIDE THE GOVERNOR WITH A LOT

OF OPTIONS.

BRET: THAT CHALLENGE IS CREATING

NEW REVENUE FOR OKLAHOMA.

THE GOVERNOR SAID HER OFFICE

IDENTIFIED $8 BILLION IN SALES

TAX EXEMPTIONS.

SHE SAID IT IS TIME LAWMAKERS

START LOOKING AT RESTRUCTURING

WHO PAYS THEIR FAIR SHARE.

>> WE NEED TO CONTINUE FINE TUNE

THOSE TO MAKE SURE THAT THEY'RE

ACTUALLY CREATING JOBS, CREATING

REVENUE WITHIN OUR ECONOMY AND

THOSE THAT ARE NOT, WE NEED TO

GET RID OF THEM.

BRET: THE GOVERNOR ALSO SAID SHE

WILL REINTRODUCE A SALES TAX ON

CIGARETTES, BUT ALSO IMPOSING A

SALES TAX ON SOME IN THE SERVICE

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Teen indicted for October murder mentored by rap mogul years earlier - Duration: 1:57.

WITH HIM, HE IS CHARGED WITH

MURDER.

>> WHICH WAY YOU WANT TO GO?

>> THE RIGHT WAY.

>> DO YOU KNOW WHICH RAY THE

RIGHT WAY IS?

>> NOT REALLY.

>> YOU NEED HELP.

>> Reporter: THAT WAS JAYJUAN

TAYLOR WHEN WE TALKED WITH HIM

THREE YEARS AGO.

HE WAS 13 AT THE TIME.

>> THANKS.

>> I'M JUST TELLING YOU, I

REALLY WANT YOU TO GET FOCUSED,

BECAUSE I THINK YOU'RE SPECIAL.

I BELIEVE IN YOU.

>> Reporter: THAT'S TAYLOR A FEW

MONTHS LATER TALKING ON THE

PHONE TO MASTER P, THE RAP STAR

GIVING ADVICE TO A TEEN WHO SAYS

HE NEEDED IT.

>> HE TELL ME THAT LIKE PEOPLE

THAT I ASSOCIATED WITH,

SOMETIMES THEY'RE NOT THE RIGHT

PEOPLE TO BE TALKING TO.

>> Reporter: THREE YEARS LATER,

JAYJUAN TAYLOR IS 16-YEARS-OLD

AND CHARGED WITH MURDER.

>> SOMEONE TOOK MY BROTHER, A

BABY TOOK MY BROTHER.

AT LEAST HE WAS MAN ENOUGH TO

TURN HIMSELF IN BUT STILL IT'S

GOT TO STOP.

>> Reporter: POLICE SAY TAYLOR

SHOT DONALD HESTER IN THE CHEST

IN OCTOBER IN THE PARKLAND

NEIGHBORHOOD.

>> A 16-YEAR-OLD?

YOU SHOULD HAVE BEEN LOOKING

FORWARD TO GRADUATING.

YOU SHOULD HAVE BEEN LOOKING

FORWARD TO GOING TOLE COLLEGE

NOT BEING IN PENITENTIARY,

LOOKING FORWARD TO A JURY DATE,

A TRIAL DATE NOW.

>> Reporter: HESTER'S SISTER

TALKED ABOUT HER BROTHER AT A

GUN VIOLENCE EVENT LAST WEEK.

SOME OF THE SAME PEOPLE WHO

TRIED TO HELP JAYJUAN TAYLOR

STOOD IN THE ROOM LISTENING TO

HER STORY.

AT THE TIME, THEY DIDN'T KNOW

THE TEEN WHO KILLED HER BROTHER

WAS THE SAME TEEN THEY TRIED TO

HELP THREE YEARS AGO.

>> GIVE YOURSELF A CHANCE TO BE

AN ADULT AND SEE HOW FAR YOU CAN

GO, BECAUSE THIS IS SENSELESS

VIOLENCE.

>> Reporter: JAYJUAN TAYLOR WAS

INDICTED ON MURDER, TAMPERING

WITH PHYSICAL EVIDENCE AND

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Sexual assault suspect bonds out of jail - Duration: 2:32.

LEADER, KETV NEWS WATCH AT

5:00.

>> A PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS IS

ON PAID LEAVE CHARGED WITH

SEXUALLY ASSAULTING A MINOR.

NOW HE'S OUT OF JAIL THIS.

>> WEEK DOUG CLARK WALKED OUT

OF JAIL AFTER A JUDGE LOWERED

HIS BOND

>> ASKING WHY WITH THE

DEVELOPING STORY.

>> THE BOND FOR DARRELL CLARK

WAS ORIGINALLY SET AT TWO AND A

HALF MILLION DOLLARS A

PROSECUTORS HOPED WAS HIGH

ENOUGH HE COULDN'T LEAVE THE

JAIL.

BUT HIS LAWYER ASKED IT TO BE

REDUCED SAYING CLARK DOESN'T

POSE A THREAT TO ANYONE.

BUT THE PROSECUTOR SAYS HE'S

NERVOUS WITH CLARK OUT IN THE

COMMUNITY.

AGAINST THE ARGUMENTS OF THE

COUNTY ATTORNEY, THE JUDGE

LOWERED THE TWO AND A HALF

MILLION DOLLARS BOND TO

$250,000.

>> TWO THINK $250,000 IS HIGH

ENOUGH?

NO.

THE JUDGE CAN SET NO BOND.

AND WE THINK THAT'S APPROPRIATE.

>> THE EIGHTH GRADE MONROE

MIDDLE SCHOOL TEACHER AND ALSO A

PRIVATE COACH IN A METRO LEAGUE

NEEDED TO CO UP WITH 25,000

AND NOW HE'S OUT HE'S CHARGED

WITH POSSESSING A GUN ALSO ON

SCHO PROPERTY.

THE MAN IS ACCUSED OF HAVING SEX

WITH A 15 YEAR OLD GIRL. IF

CONVICTEDDED HE COULD FACE LIFE

IN PRISON.

>> THERE'S CERTAINLY REASON NOT

FOR HIM TO STICK AROUND.

>> THE JUDGE ORDERED HIM NOT TO

HAVE ANY CONTACT WITH ANY CHILD

UNDER THE AGE OF 18.

BUT THAT DOESN'T PROVIDE MUCH

COMFORT TO THE VICTIM O FAMILY.

>> WHETHER THAT COMPRISE OR NOT

IS AN ISSUE.

>> DOES THAT CONCERN YOU?

>> OF COURSE.

>> THE PROSECUTOR TELLS ME THE

ORIGINAL TWO AND A HALF MILLION

DOLLARS BOND WAS A RIDICULOUS

AMOUNT FOR THE CASE, HE SAID.

HE TOLD THE JUDGE THAT CLARK HAS

NO RECORD, DOES NOT POSE A

THREAT AND WILL NOT RUNAWAY.

CLARK'S TRIAL COULD BE SET

SOMETIME FOR JANUARY AND

FEBRUARY.

I 20 HIS TODAY IN CRESCENT IOWA

TODAY AND DIDN'T GET AILMENT.

WE WERE ASKED TO LEAVE.

DON CLINE SAYS IT DOES NOT STOP

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Temperature Set Back - Duration: 4:03.

KIDS.

TONIGHT ON NBC NIGHTLY NEWS WITH

LESTER HOLT, HOW TO KNOW IF YOUR

CHILD REALLY DOES NEED

ANTIBIOTICS, AND HOW THIS NEW

RESEARCH WILL CHANGE THE WAY

DOCTORS ADDRESS COMMON

INFECTIONS.

THAT'S JUST 15 MINUTES AWAY

RIGHT HERE ON WLWT.

ANNOUNCER: CINCINNATI'S

CERTIFIED, MOST ACCURATE

FORECAST.

KEVIN: WE MANAGED WARM-UP A

LITTLE BIT.

THERE IS STILL A NICE BREEZE OUT

OF A WARM DIRECTION FROM THE

SOUTH.

TEMPERATURES STILL RUNNING

HIGHER THAN THEY WERE 24 HOURS

AGO.

NOT QUITE AS WARM AS SOME PARTS

OF KENTUCKY.

TEMPERATURES ARE ABOUT FIVE TO

10 DEGREES WARMER THAN LAST

EVENING.

CHILLY TEMPERATURES IN THE 30'S,

BUT NOT TERRIBLY COLD OUT THERE

UNDERNEATH A FEW CLOUDS.

WE'RE HAVING CLOSE TO 40.

MOST TEMPERATURES FALLING BACK

TO THE UPPER AND MID 30'S.

GEORGETOWN IS NEAR 30 --

FREEZING.

EVERYONE SOUTH OF THE METRO FOR

THE CLOUD COVER IS MORE

EXPENSIVE -- EXTENSIVE IS CLOSER

TO 40 DEGREES AREA -- 40

DEGREES.

WE HAVE A SOUTHERN BREEZE IN

PLACE TODAY WHICH PUSHED

TEMPERATURES TO THAT 40 DEGREE

MARK.

WE HAVE A MINOR SETBACK

TOMORROW.

THIS LINE IS NOT REALLY A COLD

FRONT BECAUSE THE WEB -- AIR

BEHIND IT IS OF PACIFIC ORIGIN.

THIS WILL HELP REESTABLISH CLOUD

COVER ACROSS THE AREA.

WITHOUT THE SUN, YOU CAN END UP

WITH CHILLY DAYS.

YOU CAN SEE THAT AIR BUILDING

AND TOMORROW MORNING AS SKIES

BECOME MOSTLY CLOUDY.

THEY WILL LINGER MOST OF THE DAY

AND PROBABLY THROUGH A CHUNK OF

THURSDAY NIGHT.

WE WILL START WITH MOSTLY CLOUDY

SKIES AND WILL REPLACE THAT WITH

MORE CLOUD BECAUSE BY DARK ON

FRIDAY NIGHT I ANTICIPATE

SHOWERS TO BE MOVING IN.

TEMPERATURES SHOULD BE WARM

ENOUGH THAT THE MAJORITY OF THE

PRECIPITATION SHOULD BE RAIN.

IN OUR NORTHERNMOST COMMUNITIES

LATE FRIDAY AFTERNOON INTO

FRIDAY NIGHT, THERE IS A

POTENTIAL FOR A BRIEF WINTRY

MIX.

THAT SYSTEM IS OUT BY THE DAY.

THOSE OF YOU -- BY SATURDAY.

THOSE OF YOU DOING LATE

SHOPPING, IT SHOULD BE DRY BUT

ON THE GLOOMY SIDE.

HERE IS OUR LITTLE SETBACK FOR

TOMORROW.

NOTICE THE BLUES THE LINK INTO

THE OHIO VALLEY.

THE MILD AIR WILL BEGIN TO TAKE

OVER.

IF YOU ARE HOPING FOR A WHITE

CHRISTMAS, THAT IS NOT HAPPENING

FOR MOST ON THE EAST.

MAYBE THE UPPER WOULD -- MIDWEST

COULD DEAL WITH NO -- SNOW.

HIGHS COULD BE IN THE 50'S ON

CHRISTMAS DAY.

I DO EXPECT INTERMITTENT

SHOWERS.

30 FOR A LOW TONIGHT.

HIGHS WILL BE STUCK IN THE

MID-30'S TOMORROW BECAUSE OF

CLOUDY CONDITIONS.

TEMPERATURES DO NOT MOVE MUCH

OUT OF THE 30'S TOMORROW.

50'S ON CHRISTMAS DAY AND MAYBE

60'S POST-CHRISTMAS.

THAT COULD BRING US SHOWERS AND

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Clouds decrease, temperatures to drop this evening - Duration: 3:30.

UNTIL

6:30 TONIGHT.

IN THE INTERIM, YOU KNOW WHAT

WE'RE TRYING TO GET SOME SNOW

FOR SANTA, AS HE ARRIVES

SATURDAY NIGHT.

UNFORTUNATELY I DON'T THINK

THAT'S GOING TO BE HAPPENING.

WE GOT WARMER AIR ON THE WAY.

AND THAT MEANS ANYTHING THAT

FALLS FROM THE SKY WILL BE IN

THE FORM OF RAIN.

WE HAD A LITTLE BIT OF LIGHT

SNOW AND SOME FREEZING FOG

AROUND HERE THIS MORNING.

TAKE A LIVE LOOK OUTSIDE RIGHT

NOW.

AROUND THE REGION WE HAVE MOSTLY

CLOUDY SKIES.

THESE CLOUDS FOR THE BETTER PART

OF THE DAY AS YOU KNOW FOR MANY

PARTS OF THE VIEWING AREA

KEEPING TEMPS HELD IN CHECK.

RIGHT NOW WE'RE TALKING ABOUT

NUMBERS IN THE UPPER 30s TO

NEAR 40 IN THE METRO.

THAT HUMIDITY HAS BEEN HIGH.

THAT WILL DROP OFF THROUGHOUT

THE COURSE OF THE NIGHT.

AND WINDS HAVE BEEN COMING AT US

FROM THE SOUTH-SOUTHWEST

DIRECTION FOR MUCH OF THE

AFTERNOON AND THAT TREND WILL

CERTAINLY CONTINUE.

HERE IS THE BIG PICTURE.

ONE THING YOU NOTICE LITTLE BIT

OF SNOW OFF TO THE NORTH OF US,

TOWARDS THE GREAT LAKES AND

SOUTHERN CANADA.

THAT IS NOT PUSHING IN OUR

DIRECTION.

AS A MATTER OF FACT THE CLOUDS

WE HAVE NOW WILL BE CLEARING

OUT, SO IT'S GOING TO BE A QUIET

NIGHT, AND ALSO A COLD NIGHT.

LOW TEMPERATURES IN YOUR

HOMETOWN BY TOMORROW MORNING

WILL STEADILY FALL BACK INTO THE

MIDDLE AND UPPER 20s IN THE

OUTLYING REGIONS, AND EXPECTING

LOWER 30s IN THE DOWNTOWN

AREA.

31 DEGREES THE EXPECTED LOW, AND

THAT'S GOING TO LEAD TOE ANOTHER

QUIET DAY TOMORROW.

A WEAK COLD FRONT IS GOING TO BE

PASSING THROUGH IN THE MORNING.

IT'S GOING TO COME THROUGH

QUIET.

ONCE IT DOES PASS THROUGH, THE

CLOUDS WILL ONCE AGAIN FILL IN,

SO I'M LOOKING FOR ANOTHER GRAY

DAY TOMORROW.

AND THOSE TEMPERATURES WILL BE

HELD DOWN AS A RESULT.

AFTERNOON HIGHS WILL CLIMB

BASICALLY JUST INTO THE MIDDLE

AND UPPER 30s FOR JUST ABOUT

EVERYBODY, AS WE'RE EXPECTING

UPPER 30s RIGHT HERE IN THE

DOWNTOWN REGION.

OKAY, REAL QUICK.

LET'S TALK ABOUT OUR NEXT RAIN

CHANCE, AND IT WILL BE THAT.

JUST RAIN.

WE HAVE A STORM SYSTEM IN THE

SOUTHWESTERN UNITED STATES

PRODUCING HIGH COUNTRY SNOW,

VALLEY RAINS.

THAT'S GOING TO GET A KICKOFF

TOWARDS THE EAST-NORTHEAST.

AND BY THE TIME WE ROLL IN TO

LATE FRIDAY NIGHT, AND ALSO

SATURDAY MORNING, CHRISTMAS EVE

MORNING, WE GOT A GOOD CHANCE

FOR RAIN AROUND THE AREA.

THAT SHOULD BE LEAVING US BY

SATURDAY

TEMPERATURES IN THE UPPER 40s

SATURDAY.

LOOK AT CHRISTMAS DAY.

THERE COULD BE AN ISOLATED

SHOWER BUT A LOT OF DRY TIME.

GUYS, MIDDLE 60s EXPECTED BY

LATE AFTERNOON.

HERE IS YOUR FORECAST AS WE ROLL

THROUGH THE EVENING.

DECREASING CLOUDS.

THOSE TEMPERATURES WILL BE

DROPPING BACK THROUGH THE 30s.

BY 10:00 TONIGHT WE'LL SEE

NUMBERS IN THE MIDDLE 30s WITH

SKIES GOING MAINLY CLEAR.

I THINK WE'LL WAKE UP TO A FEW

CLOUDS IN THE MORNING.

KIND OF CHILLY, UPPER 20s AND

LOW 30s.

BY MIDDAY TOMORROW, WITH CLOUDY

SKIES WE'LL HAVE A TOUGH TIME

WARMING.

MID 30s ACROSS THE REGION.

AND YOUR 7-DAY FORECAST CALLS

FOR HIGHS IN THE UPPER 30s

TOMORROW, AS WE WORK AHEAD TO

FRIDAY AND ALSO SATURDAY HERE

COMES THAT RAIN CHANCE FRIDAY

FLIGHT INTO SATURDAY MORNING.

THE CHRISTMAS WEEKEND RIGHT NOW

NEAR 50, LATE SATURDAY

AFTERNOON.

CHRISTMAS DAY, WOW, IF YOU GET

SOMETHING YOU CAN TAKE OUTSIDE,

THERE YOU GO.

65 DEGREES WITH DRY SKIES BY

AFTERNOON.

SO AGAIN, VICKI, ERIC, I KNOW

IT'S NOT GOING TO BE A WHITE

CHRISTMAS BUT IF IT'S NOT GOING

TO BE SNOWING, IT MIGHT AS WELL

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Behind the scenes at Fat Brain Toys - Duration: 1:35.

WE HAVE A

BEHIND THE SCENES LOOK.

>> IT'S BEEN A BUSY COUPLE

KEEPS AT THE TOY HOUSE IN OMAHA,

WHERE WORKERS ARE GOING THROUGH

THOSE ITEMS ITEM BY ITEM.

>> AISLE BY AISLE, SHELF AFTER

SHELF, STOCKED WITH TOYS.

>> A WAREHOUSE FULL OF TOYS.

>> IT'S THE BUSIEST TOY OF YEAR

FOR THIS COMPANY.

>> IT'S THE SUPER BOWL FOR ON

LINE RETAILERS, ESPECIALLY IN

THE TOY INDUSTRY.

AND IT REALLY RUNS UNTIL THE

LAST SHIPPING DAYS.

>> MARK HANSON SAYS MORE THAN

10,000 PACKAGES ARE SENT OUT OF

THE WAREHOUSE IN SOUTHWEST OMAHA

AND AROUND THE WORLD.

>> BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA.

>> AT TIMES IT TAKES 250 TO 400

WORKERS TO COMPLETE ALL THE

ORDERS.

ON THIS DAY NOT AS MANY HE FEELS

ARE NEEDED TO FINISH OFF THE

CHRISTMAS LIST.

>> AS SOON AS WE FINISH IN LIST

WE ARE START SCALING BACK, BUT

STILL NOT SAME FEELING WE HAD

LAST WEEK OR THIS WEEK THERE

<<'S STILL PLENTY OF CUSTOMER

SHOPPING TO GET THOSE KRYS MACE

GIFTS.

>> I'M GETTING STOCKING STOVERS

FOR MY KIDS AND TOYS FOR MY

NIECES AND NEPHEWS.

>> ACTIVITY WILL SLOW DOWN AT

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James Dale requests new trial, citing ineffective counsel - Duration: 2:14.

INEFFECTIVE COUNSEL.

KRISTEN CAROSA IS LIVE WITH T

DETAILS.

REPORTER: JAMES DALE FILED THE

PETITION DURING THE SUMMER.

THE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE IS

ASKING THE COURT TO DISMISS THE

REQUEST WITHOUT A HEARING SAYING

ONCE AGAIN HE MISSED HIS CHANCE.

BACK IN 1999, JAMES DALE WAS

FOUND GUILTY OF SEXUALLY

ASSAULTING AND KILLING

6-YEAR-OLD ELIZABETH NAP IN

HOPKINTON.

D.N.A. EVIDENCE LINKED TOM THE

CRIME.

SHE WAS KILLED ON SCR 3, 1997.

JAMES DALE WAS SENTENCED TO MORE

THAN 100 YEARS IN PRISON FOR A

CRIME HE SAYS HE DIDN'T COMMIT.

>> I THINK THAT THERE ARE A

NUMBER OF CONCERNING PIECES WITH

THE ORIGINAL TRIAL, AND WE

ARTICULATED ALL THOSE IN THE

2013 PLEADINGS THAT WERE FILED

IN MERRIMACK SUPERIOR.

REPORTER: ATTORNEY MALONE

REPRESENTED DALE WHEN HE

PREVIOUSLY REQUESTED A N TRIAL

IN SUPERIOR COURT, HE WAS

UNSUCCESSFUL.

>> ULTIMATELY I UNDERSTAND THE

NECESSITY FOR THE FINALITY OF

JUDGMENT IN CRIMINAL CASES, BUT

I THINK THAT FINALITY MUST GIV

WAY TO CONFIDENCE IN JUDGMENTS

IN CRIMINAL CASES.

REPORTER: IN THE MOST RECENT

REQUEST DAILIES CITING

INEFFECTIVE COUNSEL FOR FAILING

TO CALL ELIZABETH KNAPP'S

MOTHER, NOT CHALLENGING D.N.A.

HE ALSO SAYS ONE OF HIS TRIAL

ATTORNEYS AND THE PROSECUTOR

WERE ROMANTICALLY INVOLVED AT

THE TIME OF HIS CONVICTION.

DALE ALSO SAYS HE H

INEFFECTIVE COUNSEL POST

CONVICTION.

>> IF THE FAILURES WERE RIGHTED

AND IF THE EVIDENCE WAS

PRESENTED, THE JURY MAY HAVE A

VERY DIFFERENT TAKE ON THE

EVIDENCE.

REPORTER: THE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S

OFFICES ASKING THAT DALE'S

REQUEST BE DISMISSED.

THE ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL

SAYS IN PART, THERE'S A ONE-YEAR

STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS FOR

FILING A FEDERAL HAIBIOUS CORP.

US PETITION.

SO THE PETITIONER MISSED THE

DEADLINE.

THE STATE SUPERIOR COURT ALSO

DISMISSED THE PETITION ON STATE

PROCEDURAL GROUND, WHICH IS A

SECOND BAR TO SEEKING A FEDER

HABEUS CORP.US REVIEW.

THEY SAY THERE'S NO DEADLINE BY

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Police seek man who test-drove truck, never returned it - Duration: 1:09.

MANCHESTER DEALERSHIP WHERE IT

HAPPENED.

MIKE?

REPORTER: THE SALESMAN HERE AT

TEAM NISSAN THOUGHT THIS MAN WAS

A POLICE OFFICER, AND HE TOOK

HIS WORD FOR IT WHEN HE HE'D

HE'D BE RIGHT BACK WITH THE CAR.

MONDAY MORNING HE WAS CAUGHT ON

SURVEILLANCE VIDEO TALKING TO

THE SALESMAN.

POLICE SAY THAT BLACK JACKET

HE'S WEARING HAS A MASSACHUSETTS

STATE POLICE EMBLEM ON IT AND

THAT HE GAVE A FALSE NAME OF

ADAM FOLEY.

HE TEST DROVE A 2011 CHEVROLET,

THEN SAID HE WANTED TO GO TO HIS

HOUSE IN MERRIMACK TO SHOW HIS

WIFE, LEFT WITHOUT THE SALESMAN

AND NEVER CAME BACK.

ACCORDING TO THE DEALERSHIP HE

SHOWED A BADGE AND POLICE I.D.

BUT NO LICENSE.

>> IT IS A FIRST FOR US,

DEFINITELY NOT A GOOD SITUATION

FOR US, BUT HOPEFULLY THEY CATCH

THE GUY, AND THERE'S NO DAMAGE

TO THE VEHICLE.

>> WE HAVE AN UNAUTHORIZED USE

STATUTE IN NEW HAMPSHIRE, IT'S

NOT REALLY A STOLEN MOTOR

VEHICLE, IT MORE OF AN

UNAUTHORIZED USE, BUT IT'S

CERTAINLY A FELONY.

REPORTER: THE DEALERSHIP SAYS

THE SUSPECT HAD WALKEDDED OVER

HERE FROM THE PARKING LOT ACROSS

THE STREET.

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Water limited in Dallastown after malfunction - Duration: 1:43.

TO

A VOLUNTARY

ONE.

NEWS 8'S SUSAN SHAPIRO JOINS

US LIVE.

SUSAN: THE DALLASTOWN YOE

WATER

AUTHORITY IS LOSING

WATER AND A LOT OF IT.

A WATERMAIN BREAK IS LIKELY

THE CAUSE BECAUSES IN

THIS

KIND OF COLD WEATHER,

WATERMAINS CAN BREAK BECAUSE

THE GROUND SHIFTS, BUT SO

FAR,

CREWS HAVEN'T BEEN ABLE TO

FIND

THE CAUSE.

EMPLOYEES OF THE YORK WATER

COMPANY ARE HELPING OUT HERE,

LISTENING TO

THE FIRE HYDRANTS THE FIRE HYDRANTS

IN DALLASTOWN FOR POSSIBLE

LEAKING WATER.

THEY HEARD NOISE, BUT NOT

WATER.

>> IN THIS CASE, IT'S GAS

INTERFERENCE OF THE IT'S NOT A

WATER LEAK.

SUSAN: THE DALLASTOWN YOE

WATER AUTHORITY FIGURES

THERE'S A WATERMAIN BREAK

SOMEWHERE BECAUSE IT'S BEEN

LOSING 200,000 GALLONS OF

WATER A DAY SINCE MONDAY.

>> IT'S PRETTY

BAD.

WE'VE HAD CREWS OUT TRYING TO

FIGURE IT OUT.

NOTHING HAS SURFACED, SO THE

ONLY THING WE CAN DO IS

GO OUT

AND LISTEN TO HYDRANT, VALVES

AND CURB STOPS AND TRY AND

TRACK IT

DOWN THAT WAY.

>> MELISSA INNERTS CAME HOME

TO FIND OUT SHE

NEEDS TO

CONSERVE WATER.

>> I GUESS THE DISHES, BECAUSE

I USE MY DISHWASHER A LOT, AND

I

GUESS, I DON'T KNOW, MAYBE

BUY SOME GALLONS OF WATER?

>> THE WATER AUTHORITY

SERVES

ABOUT 4,500 CUSTOMERS IN BOTH

MUNICIPALITIES.

THAT WATER CONSERVATION IS NOW

ON A VOLUNTARY BASIS TONIGHT.

THAT'S BECAUSE THE AUTHORITY

SAYS IT IS GETTING WATER BACK

IN ITS FOUR TANKS

BUT IT IS

SILL ASKING PEOPLE TO

CONSERVE, TAKE SHORTER

SHOWERS, DON'T FILL UP THE

SINK TO DO

DISHES OR RUN THE

WATER TO DO DISHES BECAUSE IT

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John's Complete Forecast - Duration: 3:54.

CONGRATULATIONS TO EVERYONE A

LO HENDERSONVILLE'S MAIN

SQUARE.

>> NOW YOUR LIVE SUPER DOPPLER 4

HD WEATHER FORECAST.

JOHN: OUTSIDE WE HAVE THE HIGH

THIN CIRRUS CLOUDS MOVING FROM

THE WEST AND NORTHWEST, WELL

AHEAD OF A COLD FRONT THAT

PASSES BY.

UNFORTUNATELY IT PASSES BY DRY.

WE NEED TH RAIN BADLY.

CRYSTALS REFLECT OFF OF THE

LIGHT.

FIRST DAY OF WINTER IN THE

NORTHERN HEMISPHERE.

IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE, THE

FIRST DAY OF SUMMER.

GOING DOWN UNDER TO AUSTRALIA,

YOU COULD ENJOY SUMMERTIME RIGHT

NOW.

DIFFERENT STORY FOR US.

26 FELT LIKE WINTER THIS

MORNING, WIGGLE OF THE AVERAGE,

BUT WE WARMED UP NICELY TO 60

THIS AFTERNOON.

AT THE ASHEVILLE REGIONAL

AIRPORT, ALSO 26 DEGREES IN THE

MORNING.

IT WARMED TO 50 DEGREES, 10

DEGREES ABOVE AVERAGE.

A LIVE SHOT FROM OUR CAMERA ON

TOP OF THE PEACE CENTER INTENT

IN GREENVILLE.

50 IN ASHEVILLE.

40 IN ANDERSON AND LAURENS.

STARTING TO COOL OFF.

VERY LITTLE WIND OUT OF THE

SOUTH AND SOUTHEAST AT FIVE

SIX MILES PER HOUR.

MORE MOISTURE OUT OF THE

SOUTHERN HALF OF T STATE,

GRADUALLY MOVE AND NORTHBOUND.

IT IS A SLOW PROCESS BECAUSE THE

WINDS ARE SO LIGHT.

48 IN GREENSBORO.

47 IN RALEIGH.

UPPER 40'S IN MYRTLE BEACH AND

IN CHARLESTON.

36 CURRENTLY IN CINCINNATI.

THE FRONT PASSES BY THE

PENINSULA OF FLORIDA.

THEY HAVE BEEN IN THE 80'S THE

LAST SEVERAL DAYS.

NOW TH ARE 63.

WE ARE ALMOST AS WARM AS

ORLANDO.

THEY HAVE HAD A COUPLE SHOWERS

IN AND AROUND THE FLORID KEYS

AND MIAMI AND FORT LAUDERDALE

ALONG THE FRONT.

HOLIDAY TRAVEL, NO MAJOR STORM

SYSTEMS TO TALK ABOUT, EXCEPT TO

THE WEST.

SNOW THROUGH MICHIGAN AND

WISCONSI THIS SYSTEM IS

PRODUCING RAIN IN SA DIEGO INTO

PHOENIX AND TUCSON.

IT HAS BECOME SNOW OVER UTAH AND

DENVER.

IT COULD BECOME A WINTER MIX

OVER THE HIGH POINTS -- OVER THE

HI PLAINS.

MOST OF IT IS LIQUID.

THIS MAP LOOKS LIKE IT IS

SUPPOSED TO. SEASONABLY

COLD TO THE NORTH, ARCTIC AIR IN

CANADA.

WE GRADUALLY START TO EAT AWAY

AT THIS WITH SOUTHERLY WINDS

OVER THE NEXT SEVERAL DAYS.

THE FRONTS TONIGHT PASSES

THROUGH WITH-CIRRUS CLOUDS, BUT

THAT IS ABOUT IT.

A COLDER BREEZE IN TH

MOUNTAINS.

HIGH CLOUD TONIGHT, LOW WINDS.

34 TO.

GREENVILLE AND SPARTANBURG, A

MILD AFTERNOON WITH DOWN SLOPING

WINDS.

65 DEGREES.

THE MOUNTAINS -- A CHILLY BREEZE

OUT OF THE NORTHWEST.

HIGH ONLY 53 DEGREES.

52 BY LUNCHTIME.

FOUR DAY PLUS LOOKS LIKE THIS.

SEASONABLY COOL TEMPERATURES

FRIDAY.AS THE STORM SYSTEM

COMES IN FRIDAY NIGHT INTO THE

WEEKEND, IT LOOKS LIKE THE MAIN

TRACK WILL BE WELL TO THE

NORTHWEST.

THAT MEANS WE WILL BE IN THE

WARM SECTOR.

NO WHITE CHRISTMAS THIS YEAR,

EVEN IN THE MOUNTAINS.

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What the legalization of pot means for the medical marijuana industry - Duration: 2:02.

PTER

PAUL MERRILL EXPLAINS.

PAUL: THIS IS A LOOK INSIDE THE

WELLNESS CONNECTION OF MAINE)S

PORTLAND LOCATION.

PATRICIA ROSIS THE COMPANY'S

CEO.

>> IT'S NOT A REGULAR JOB; IT'S

AN ADVENTURE, ANDVERY YEAR

BRINGS A NEW CHALLENGE.

PAUL: THE LATEST CHALLENGE

INVOLVES HOW THE LEGALIZATION OF

RECREATIONAL MARIJUANA NEXT

MONTH WILL AFFECT THE MEDICAL

INDUSTRY.

MANY HOME GROW MEDICAL MARIJUANA

CAREGIVERS OPPOSED BALLOT

QUESTION ONE.

ROSI, HOWEVER, IS PLEASED IT

PASSED.

>> THE REFERENDUM IS A

PHENOMENAL STEP FORWARD, BUT

WHAT REALLY IS AT STAKE IS

CREATING A SYSTEM OR AN

IMPLEMENTATION THAT WILL CREATE

FOR A SAFE ENVIRONMENT FOR ALL

TO ACCESS IT WHETHER YOU COME

FROM MEDICAL OR RECREATIONAL.

PAUL: LAST WEEK, GOVERNOR LEPAGE

SUGGESTED DOING AWAY WITH

MAINE'S MEDICAL MARIJUANA

PROGRAM, BUT MEDICAL MARIJUANA

PATIENTS AND RECREATIONA

MARIJUANA USERS HAVE VASTLY

DIFFERENT NEEDS.

ROSI SAYS THERE IS ROOM FOR BOTH

>> MAINE IS SUCH A VAST STA,

IT'S NOT EITHER/OR.

PAUL: WELLNESS CONNECTION OF

MAINE SAYS WHEN IT FIRST OPENED

IN 2011 IT SERVED ABOUT 200

PATIENTS.

NOW, FIVE YEARS LATER, IT SAYS

IT SERVES MORE THAN 10,000.

DOES THE LEGALIZATION

RECREATIONAL MARIJUANA PRESENT

AN OPPORTUNITY FOR THE BUSINS

TO EXPAND?

ROSI SAYS SHE'S LOOKING INTO IT.

>> BECAUSE OF THE ROBUST SYSTEM

AND QUALITY CONTROL WE OFF, WE

THINK WOULD BE WELL POISED TO BE

ABLE TO SERVICE BOTH AUDIENCES.

PAUL: WHAT ABOUT THE INCOMING

TRUMP ADMINISTRATION?

ROSI TELLS US IT'S LIKELY TOO

LATE FOR THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT

TO UNDO WHAT'S READY BEEN

DONE.

>> I THINK THERE'S SO MANY

STATES THAT NOW HAVE ADOPD ONE

FORM OF CANNABIS WHETHER IT'S

RECREATIONAL OR SIMPLY MEDICAL

THAT WE'RE PAST THE TIPPING

POINT.

PAUL: THE GOVERNOR HAS UNTIL

DECEMBER 31'ST TO PROCLAIM THE

QUESTION ONE RESTS OFFICIAL.

RECREATIONAL MARIJUANA BECOMES

LEGAL TO POSSESS AND USE THOUGH

NOT IN PUBLIC 30 DAYS AFTER

THAT.

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Christmas card purchase could help the local homeless community - Duration: 1:23.

N'T NEED GIFT

WRAPPING.

GABRIELLE: AS WYFF NEWS 4'S MYRA

RUIZ SHOWS US IT'S A GIFT THAT

KEEPS GIVING LONG AFTER THE

HOLIDAYS.

MYRA: WE WERE OUTSIDE UNITED

MINISTRIES IN GREENVILLE, WHERE

PAINTINGS ON THE WALL REPRESENT

A HOLIDAY TRADITIONS OF HELPING

PEOPLE GET ON THEIR FEET.

HOLIDAY ARTIST HAS BEEN

COMMISSIONED TO CREATE CHRISTMAS

CARD.

THE IDEA IS THAT SOMEONE WILL

BUY THE CHRISTMAS CARD AND SEND

IT TO SOMEONE, THE INCIDENT OF

BUYING A GIFT -- INSTEAD OF

BUYING A GIFT, THEY CAN MAKE A

DONATION TO UNITED MINISTRIES.

THE ORGANIZATION HELPS THOSE

EARLY GAD, TRAIN FOR A JOB, AND

EARN SELF-SUFFICIENCY.

>> WE'RE WORKING TO REDUCE

HOMELESSNESS AND POVERTY IN

GREENVILLE.

MYRA: THAT WORK TOOK THIS YEAR'S

HOLIDAY ARTIST I SURPRISE.

>> I DID NOT REALIZE HOW MUCH

POVERTY THERE WAS THIS CLOSE TO

DOWNTOWN.

MYRA: USING THE HANDS AND EYES

OF AN ARTIST TO TOUCH THE

DOWNTOWN COMMUNITY.

YOU CAN LEARN MORE ABOUT THE

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Late push to ship gifts kicks into high gear - Duration: 2:03.

IS LIVE AT CVG WITH A LOOK AT

WHERE THINGS STAND TONIGHT.

TODD

TODD: CARGO PLANES FILLED WITH

PACKAGES ARE FLYING INTO AND OUT

OF THIS AIRPORT AS THE LATE PU

TO SHIP GIFTS KICKS INTO HIGH

GEAR.

AT THIS UPS STORE ON VINE

STREET, THERE'S A CERTAIN KIND

OF ORDER IN WHAT SOME MIGHT CALL

LAST MINUTE HOLIDAY SHIPPING

CHAO

>> IT'S BEEN REALLY BUSY TODAY,

ESPECIALLY.

A LOT OF PEOPLE COMING IN,

SHIPPING LAST MINUTE.

TODD: AMONG THOSE WAITING TO

SHIP A HOLIDAY GIFT IS BURGESS

BYRD.

>> IT TOOK ME A LITTLE BIT TO

GET INTO THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT.

BUT I'M THERE, AND I'M READY AND

I HOPE THEY GET THE GIFT OR ELSE

I'M GOING TO HEAR ABOUT IT.

TODD BYRD'S PACKAGE IS HEADED

FOR LOUISVILLE, AND SHE'S

CONFIDENT IT WILL ARRIVE BY

CHRISTMAS EVE.

BUT AMY PAINTER SAYS ANYONE

SHIPPING TO A PART OF THE

COUNTRY WHERE THERE'S BAD

WEATHER MAY END UP BEING

DISAPPOINTED.

>> WE JUST DO THE BEST WE CAN.

SOMETIMES IF WEATHER IS INVOLVED

WE CAN DO NOTHING ABOUT THAT.

SOMETIMES, RIGHT NOW THERE'S

JUST A LOT OF PACKAGES.

AND IT'S KIND OF LIKE PUTTING A

LOT INTO A FUNNEL AT ONCE.

ONLY SO MANY CAN COME OUT OF THE

BOTTOM

TODD: AT CINCINNATI'S MAIN POST

OFFICE IN QUEENSGATE, JOE

CAPOZZOLO IS CERTAIN THIS

PACKAGE OF HOMEMADE GRANOLA AND

SPECIALTY CHOCOLATES FROM

FINDLAY MARKET WILL BE DELIVERED

AS SCHEDULED.

I'M GOING TO SEND IT PRIORITY

TO MY BROTHER AND SISTER-IN-LAW

IN LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA.

TODD: POST OFFICE SPOKESWOMAN

GOOD REASON TO ANTICIPATE AN

ON-TIME ARRIVA

I THINK THE CUSTOMERS THIS

YEAR ARE GOING TO BE IN FOR A

REAL SURPRISE.

WE'RE DOING A GREAT JOB OF

MOVING THE MAIL, AND SO FAR THE

FEEDBACK HAS BEEN TERRIFIC.

SO IF CUSTOMERS ARE STILL KIND

OF WORRIED ABOUT THAT LAST

MINUTE SHIPPING I WOULD

ABSOLUTELY TELL THEM TO COME IN.

WE'RE STILL GOING TO GET IT

THER

TODD: A BIG QUESTION MA

CONSUMERS HAVE IS WILL PACKAGES

ORDERED ONLINE ARRIVE IN TIME.

THE ANSWER TO THAT QUESTION

WON'T BE KNOWN UNTIL AFTER

CHRISTMAS DAY.

BUT AT LEAST ONE REPORT

INDICATES BOTH UPS AND FED-EX

HAVE NOT BEEN OVERWHELMED BY

PACKAGES, AT LEAST NOT AT THIS

POINT.

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Injured Georgia officer: 'I have to forgive' - Duration: 1:39.

NKFUL HE IS TO BE A

LIVE.

MICHAEL: MANDY GAITHER HAS OUR

EXCLUSIVE.

>> 2001 NEWS ON [GUNFIRE]

MANDY: AFTER BEING SHOT IN THE

ZAXBY'S PARKING LOT,

>> YOU HAVE TO HAVE GIVEN

PRESSURE ON MY SIDE.

I'M GOING TO BLEED OUT.

MANDY: POLICE CAPTAIN MICHAEL

SHULMAN IS NOW HOME.

>> MY LIFE FLASHED IN FRONT OF

ME.

I JUST WENT DOWN.

I DID NOT SEE THE GUN.

MANDY: THE BULLET WENT THROUGH

HIS ARM INTO HIS CHEST, BRUISING

HIS LUNG, SHATTERING TWO RIBS.

OFFICER JEFFREY MARTIN WAS ALSO

SHOT IN THE HAND.

>> HE JUMPED OUT TO COVER, JUST

IN CASE THIS GUY WANTED TO COME

BACK TO SHOOT.

MANDY: THE SUSPECT WAS CAPTURED

LATER THAT NIGHT.

>> I HAVE TO FORGIVE THIS GUY.

THE SHOOTER, BECAUSE IF I DON'T,

IT WILL BUILD UP FOREVER.

HE'S GOING TO GET WHAT IS COMING

TO HIM, BUT FOR ME, I HAVE TO

FORGIVE HIM.

MANDY: WHEN SCHULMAN GOT OUT OF

THE HOSPITAL, DOZENS GREETED HIM

AT THE DOOR, THE ESCORT LASTED

FOUR MILES.

WHILE HE RID THE ROADES TO

RECOVERY, HE WANTS TO BE AN

OFFICER AGAIN, JUST THANKFUL TO

BE HOME WITH HIS FAMILY IN TIME

FOR THE HOLIDAY.

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Video: Howard County high school spends day fighting racism - Duration: 2:04.

>> THIS DAY IS ABOUT BRINGING

EVERYBODY IN THE RIVER HILL

COMMUNITY TOGETHER TO PUSH PAST

WHAT'S HAPPENED IN OUR COUNTY.

TIM: ONE SCHOOL.

>> WE ARE ALL GOING TO SHARE OUR

STORIES AND PEOPLE ARE GOING TO

LEARN A LOT ABOUT EACH OTHER.

TIM: ONE LESSON.

>> IN ORDER FOR US TO MOVE PAST

IT WE NOT ONLY HAVE TO ACCEPT IT

, BUT WE ALSO HAVE TO EDUCATE

PEOPLE.

TIM: EDUCATION ON WHAT'LL TAKE

TO WRITE A NEW CHAPTER ON

DIVERSITY AND RACE RELATIONS AT

RIVER HILL HIGH.

>> THE STUDENTS ARE ASKING THE

KINDS OF QUESTIONS THAT ARE

TELLING US WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT

THE ISSUES AND MAKE SURE

EVERYBODY UNDERSTANDS THE

ISSUES.

TIM: THE ONES PRESENTED AT A

SCHOOLWIDE ASSEMBLY.

AND DURING CLASSROOM

CONVERSATIONS.

>> TODAY IS ABOUT UNITY, COMING

TOGETHER, FOCUSING ON OUR

DIFFERENCES, AND ACCEPTING THEM.

TIM: USING A SCHOOL-WIDE

APPROACH TO TRY AND GET STUDENTS

AND STAFF TO TALK ABOUT

SOLUTIONS.

>> THIS DAY WAS ALL ABOUT

EMPATHY AND LEARNING FROM YOUR

CLASSMATES AND YOUR PEERS.

TIM: AND BRINGING LIGHT TO THE

CONCERNS AFFECTING DIVERSITY AND

EQUITY.

>> IF WE CAN SOLVE THEM ON THIS

LEVEL, THEN WE CAN FIGURE OUT A

WAY TO SOLVE THEM IN THIS

COUNTRY.

>> I THINK TODAY IS JUST A

REALLY IMPORTANT DAY TO LEARN

ABOUT OTHER PEOPLE, THEIR

CULTURE.

TIM: BUT STUDENTS REALIZE EVEN

MORE NEEDS TO BE DONE.

>> I THINK WE ARE NOT PAST IT,

BUT WE ARE WORKING TO GET TO A

BETTER PLACE.

>> I THINK A BIG PART OF GETTING

PAST IT IS ACCEPTING THAT IT

HAPPENED.

I THINK A LOT OF PEOPLE AREN'T

AWARE.

TIM: AWARENESS THEY HOPE WILL

LEAD TO HEALING.

>> HAVING AN EVENT AT A HIGH

SCHOOL LIKE THIS HELPS SO MUCH

AND BRINGS EVERYONE TOGETHER SO

THAT WE ARE A LITTLE MORE

UNDERSTANDING.

TIM: OF EACH OTHER AND SOCIETY

AT LARGE.

THE SCHOOL PLANS TO SHARE NOTES

FROM TODAY'S SESSION WITH

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Portland post office employees respond to Santa letters from kids across Maine - Duration: 1:09.

RESPONSE.

>> THANK YOU FOR ALL THE

PRESENTS FOR MFAMILY.

REPORTER: SANTA ENLISTING THE

HELP OF ELVES AND THE POST

OFFICE THIS MORNING RESPONDING

TO LETTERS FROM CHILDREN ACROSS

MAINE.

>> SOME ASK

TO GIVE TO THE

WORLD, THEY ASK FOR WORLD THESE.

IT IS AMAZING.

REPORTER: NEARLY 1500 LETTERS

ADDRESSED TO THE NORTH POLE,

SOME REMINDING SANTA OF GOOD

BEHAVIOR, OTHERS PROMISING

IMPROVEMENT.

>> I DON'T THINK MANY

OF THEM

EXPECTHE LETTER, SO WHEN THEY

GET IT IN THE MAILBOX, IT'S

INCREDIBLE.

>> I

NEED THE SOX.

>> IT'S NICE TO HEAR.

REPORTER: THE REPLIES ARE

EXPECTED TO ARRIVE JUST DAYS

BEFORE SANTA HIMSELF.

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Pre-filed bill would require computers, devices to block certain pornography websites - Duration: 1:02.

IN THE STATE.

MICHAEL: THIS LAWMAKER SAYS IT

COULD STOP HUMAN TRAFFICKING.

>> IT IS COLD THE HUMAN

TRAFFICKING PREVENTI ACT,

WHERE POINT SITES TO TRAFFICKING

ARE BLOCKED UNDER THE STATE.

MANUFACTURERS AND SELLERS WILL

BE REQUIRED TO INSTALL FILTERS

ON DEVICES TO LIMIT ACCESS TO

ONLINE SITES ENACTED TO

PROSTITUTION.

IT LEADS TO PROSTITUTION,

HUMAN TRAFFICKING, RUINING

MARRIAGES AND RIGHT ON DOWN.

IT IS ABOUT PROTECTING CHILDREN

UNDER 18.

>> THE BILL WOULD REQUIRE

MANUFACTURERS TO PAY A $20 OPT

OUT SEE.

BUYERS THAT WANT THE SOFTWARE

REMOVED WOULD HAVE TO PAY A $20

FEE AN VERIFY THAT THEY ARE 18

YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER.

THE BILL SAYS FEES GO TO THE

HUMAN TRAFFICKING TASK FORCE

LEGISLATORS RETURN TO COLUMBIA

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How to handle holiday stress - Duration: 2:25.

CHRISTMAS IS A BEAUTIFUL TIME OF

THE YEAR. BUT IT CAN ALSO BE

CAROL: CHRISTMAS IS A BEAUTIFUL

TIME OF THE YEAR,

BUT IT CAN ALSO BE FULL OF

STRESS.

HOW TO COPE?

WE'VE ASKED CLINICAL

PSYCHOLOGIST, DR. JOE

PASCARELLI, TO JOIN US.

HE'S WITH BON SECOURS SAINT

FRANCIS HEALTH SYSTEM.

THANK YOU FOR BEING HERE.

WHAT IS IT ABOUT THIS TIME OF

YEAR, WE DO NOT HEAR ABOUT OTHER

HOLIDAYS?

>> THERE IS A LOT OF PRESSURE

AROUND THIS TIME OF YEAR, A LOT

OF GIFTGIVING THAT DOES NOT

HAPPEN, AND IT IS COLDER, SO WE

TEND TO STAY INSIDE AND CLOSER

TOGETHER.

CAROL: THIS YEAR A LOT OF PEOPLE

ARE CONCERNED ABOUT THE

POLITICAL SEASON GOING INTO THE

HOLIDAYS.

HOW DO YOU AVOID HAVING THAT

ARGUMENT AROUND THE CHRISTMAS

TREE?

>> TRY TO KEEP THINGS LIGHT WITH

A LOT OF ACTIVITIES AND

DISTRACTIONS.

FOCUS ON THE THINGS YOU AGREE ON

.

WORST-CASE SCENARIO, YOU CAN SAY

YOU KNOW WHAT, I AM SO GLAD

YOU'RE HERE, IT WOULD NOT BE THE

SAME WITHOUT YOU.

CAROL: ERR ON THE SIDE OF FAMILY

HARMONY.

GIVE US AN IDEA OF HOW TO DEAL

WITH SADNESS.

WE KNOW A LOT OF PEOPLE HAVE

SADNESS THIS TIME OF YEAR.

THEY ARE NOT HAPPY ABOUT THE

HOLIDAY BECAUSE THEY MAY HAVE

HAD A LOSS THIS YEAR.

WHAT CAN THEY DO TO HELP

THEMSELVES?

>> THE FIRST THING IS TO STAY

ACTIVE AND GET EXERCISE.

DURING EXERCISE THERE ARE AND

ORPHANS THAT HELP US RATHER THAN

WHEN WE ARE SEDENTARY.

LET'S GET SOME EXERCISE, GET OUT

OF THE HOUSE.

AND START NEW TRADITIONS.

IF YOU HAVE LOST SOMEONE AND

THIS IS THE FIRST TIME, START A

NEW TRADITION WITH AT THE FAMILY

MEMBERS THAT YOU DO HAVE.

GIVE US A PEP TALK ABOUT THIS

WEEKEND.

>> THIS WEEKEND COMING UP IS THE

FIRST TIME IN HISTORY THIS WILL

ONLY HAPPEN, THE ONLY 2016

CHRISTMAS SEASON.

SO MAKE THE MOST OF IT.

AND FOCUS ON FAMILY.

BE KIND TO YOURSELF.

CAROL: MAYBE LET GO OF

EXPECTATIONS.

>> LET GO OF EXPECTATIONS, DO

NOT TRY TO MAKE IT BETTER THAN

LAST YEAR.

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7 indicted for drug activity in Manchester - Duration: 2:00.

EMPOWERS THE

PUBLIC TO JOIN IN THE FIGHT

WHILE STAYING ANONYMOUS.

REPORTER: IT'S AN 800 NUMBER,

SPELL FOR TIPS ABOUT ILLEGAL

DRUG ACTIVITY DESIGNED TO HELP

LAW ENFORCEMENT MOVE IN REAL

TIME TO SHUT DOWN DEALERS.

TIPSTERS CAN REMAIN ANONYMOUS.

THIS IS VERY SIGNIFICANT BECAUSE

IT TAKING SO MANY DRUG

TRAFFICKERS OFF THE STREET ASK

THEY WON'T BE ABLE TO PEDDLE

DRUGS WHILE THEY'RE

INCARCERATED.

REPORTER: IT'S BEEN AN ONGOING

EFFORT, LAW ENFORCEMENT RAIDING

SUSPECTED DRUG OPERATIONS AND

THOSE ON THE FRONT LINES OF THE

DRUG CRISIS FEEL LIKE THEY MADE

A DENT THIS WEEK WHEN A MONDAY

MORNING RAY BROUGHT IN SEVEN

ALED DEALERS IN MANCHESTER.

>> WE ARE USING ALL OF THE

FEDERAL RESOURCES THAT ARE IN

AND AROUND THE CITY OF

MANCHESTER, TO DO THE BEST WE

CAN TO CLEAN IT UP.

REPORTER: OFFICIAL SAYS THIS RAY

WAS MONTHS IN THE MAKING

INVOLVING THE F.B.I., STATE

POLICE AND NUMEROUS LOCAL POLICE

DEPARTMENTS, WORKING IN CONCERT.

>> IT WAS A PAIN STAKING

INVESTIGATION BY LAW

ENFORCEMENT, AND THE PRODUCT OF

A LONG PERIOD OF VERY VERY HARD

WORK, DESIGNED TO TAKE OFF THE

STREETS MULTIPLE DRUG DEALERS ON

MULTIPLE INDICTMENTS.

REPORTER: SIX OF THE SUSPECTED

DEALERS ARE FROM MANCHESTER, ONE

FROM LOWELL MASSACHUSETTS, THE

CHARGES CONNECTED TO THE

DISTRIBUTION OF COCAINE, HEROIN

AND FENTANYL.

>> WHY IS WHY IT'S IMPORTANT

THAT AS A COMMUNITY WE SHRINK

THE ADDICTION POOL SO THERE

AREN'T AS MANY CUSTOMERS, THIS

IS MORE THAN A LAW ENFORCEMENT

ISSUE, IT'S A SOCIAL ISSUE.

REPORT STATE POLICE UNVEILED A

NEW TOOL THAT ALLOWS THE

COMMUNITY TO REPORT DRUG

ACTIVITY AND STAY ANONYMOUS.

>> ANY TIP THAT COMES IN THAT'S

GOING TO HELP US CASH DRUG

DEALERS, THEN WE WANT PEOPLE TO

CALL 1-800 NAB DOPE SO WE CAN GO

AFTER PEOPLE.

REPORTER: THE TRIALS FOR THOSE

DRUG DEALERS IS SET FOR FEBRUARY